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Former Quebec nurse makes allegations of racism

Willy Tchuilen Ngatcha claims racism and discrimination is what led to him losing his license in Nunavut and Quebec. He now plans on taking his case to the Nunavut Court of Justice. Sharon Yonan-Renold has the story

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